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Gear up for your next adventure with our collection of climbing jackets, designed to withstand the elements while keeping you comfortable. Featuring lightweight, breathable materials, these jackets offer excellent insulation and waterproof protection, ensuring you stay dry and warm on the rock face or trail. With a range of styles and fits, you can find the perfect climbing jacket to match your outdoor pursuits. Enjoy added features like adjustable hoods, zippered pockets, and ventilation systems for maximum functionality. Elevate your climbing experience with durable and stylish outerwear built for performance.
$199.00
Perfect for cooler days. ... Perfect for late fall/early winter climates. ... Perfect for cooler nights and super comfortable. ... I love how light weight and durable it
5
Gecoga
This is my 3rd Patagonia jacket. I love how light weight and durable it is. Perfect for late fall/early winter climates.
5
Cindy
Perfect for cooler days. Lightweight. Brown color is sharp looking.
5
The dog
This puffed is vert comfortable, stylish and warm. just get one!
5
Shirley7
My son loves this jacket I gave him for Christmas. He has 3 already and lives them but this one has a hood
5
Bananas42
Great quality and fit. Nice pockets, roomy fit, soft, light weight.
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WAS: $235.00*
nice jacket, like the cropped baggy fit. ... Stylish jacket, cool material ... a black jacket is a staple to have around and this one is it! ... a classic you want! ... the material is
5
lgomez
nice jacket, like the cropped baggy fit. the material is nice
5
california77
a black jacket is a staple to have around and this one is it!
$340.00
WAS: $400.00*
I wore it on a 5k ft hike and the wind at the top was bearable in this jacket. ... The jacket shielded me from rain, snow, and high winds at higher
5
Scott
Tested out the new UL Premonition during my training in Salt Lake City and my recent Makalu expedition. Two of the best features of the jacket are its weight and packability — it is incredibly light and easy to pack into my backpack, especially when carrying a lot of gear and equipment up to higher camps. The jacket shielded me from rain, snow, and high winds at higher altitudes. It ’s highly mobile and easy to wear. Particularly love the internal long zippered pocket — perfect for storing important devices like iPhone or Garmin inReach.
5
Anya
[ Employee of mountainhardwear] This is my go- to lightweight waterproof shell. Basically like a feather in my backpack, there is no reason not to bring it. Alpine climbing, mountain biking, hustle footing. I live in the PNW and rain is almost guaranteed on every outing- got ta have this.
5
Jayrae__
I bought this in the early summer bc I was in desperate need of a new rain jacket( my old one was literally crumbling apart!). This past weekend I assisted in the rescue 7 people who were capsized in a pontoon boat. I dove into the water with phone and all in the pocket of this jacket. After the scary event ended I took my phone out of my pocket and was shocked to still see the phone screen activated! The phone still needed about 7 hours to completely dry out and let me charge it but it ’s completely fine now. Obviously this jacket isn ’ t meant to be submerged but the saving the phone of it all felt worth mentioning. This jacket is also WARM and I don ’ t feel like raindrops are still making me cold through the jacket. It ’s also a superb wind breaker. I wore it on a 5k ft hike and the wind at the top was bearable in this jacket. It ’s expensive but it WORKS.
$280.50
WAS: $330.00*
It's pretty delicate, so I would n't wear it rock climbing or anything, but it's great for hiking/outdoor work. ... great warmth, excellent for layering ... It is great as a layer or a
5
janetofmarin
Not as great as the same jacket I bought in 2013 but still great. Miss the color of the jacket I purchased back then.
5
Isabel
[ Love this jacket! Packable& light! Need layers for really cold weather.
5
murph151
[ Love this jacket! People always ask if it's warm enough, because it looks so `` light ''- it is!
5
Eden26
[ Warm, feathers light, ca n't complain!!
5
TarrahJ12
[ One of my favorite MH pieces. So light and so warm! Perfect to wear by itself and great for layering. I love how it can fit into it's pocket, it's perfect for traveling/backpacking, etc... Would highly recommend.
$325.00-$330.00
WAS: $330.00*
It blocks more wind than I expected, and does a great job of keeping you warm while being light as a feather( or feathers, I guess). ... Either way, I think the fit is great; tight enough to look good, but with enough space to layer underneath if need
5
zworks
I have Patagonia Ultralights and this is by far my favorite jacket.
5
AC118
[ Great jacket, got it on sale at a awesome price and now it sits in a stuff sack in the car as an emergency jacket or when caught leaving the house without a jacket. ultra compact and easily tossed in a backpack for quick hikes.
5
CJPSU
Got a blue Ghost Whisperer when it was 50% off( when they introduced the new blue color). Last night I decided to really push the temperature range and wore it for a decent walk in 5 Degree(- 15 Wind Chill) temps. I was wearing an undershirt, button down, and the ghost whisperer with hat and scarf and was pretty comfortable the whole time. I 'm glad to know that I can layer this with my winter coat and get down to super low temperatures. Beyond happy with this jacket!
5
Taylor
Excellent quality, looks great, fits true to size, great while cycling/running, not too warm.
5
Mark I.
Warm, feather- light and packable as promised. Two side zipper pockets are large enough for hands and a few stowed items. Very comfortable!
$120.00
It also seems to have pretty good wind and rain resistance which was an added bonus for my purposes. ... The snap button is awesome for arm mobility for tennis and
5
Harold A.
Perfect for everyday use in the summer to block the sun and in the spring. The fit is perfect and the material is made with supreme material. Love, love love.
5
Brent O.
I do n't know what dark wizard lord Cotopaxi made a deal with to find this space material, but it is the softest thing I 've ever had on my body, and I 've had literal baby faces on my body before. It's so comfortable I want to wear it even when it's crazy hot outside, and unsurprisingly it's cool and cozy even then. I bought one in all three colors available and no I 'm not embarrassed about that in the least.
5
Ed S.
Very good for days in the 60s or to have handy for days in the 70s when it cools down.
5
Ben M.
This jacket is great, it reminds me of the older version of this called the Paray but this one is a little more stretchy, the sleeves were a little baggy and longer than normal so I went down to a medium. The snap button is awesome for arm mobility for tennis and venting.
5
Anand N.
Bought the seed color in Medium. Runs true to size. Photo green was a bit darker than the actual one. Would be good to see more colors as options. Fits well and i have been using it this spring for some of the local hikes in the bay area. So far so good. Will have to see how it holds up for the road ahead.
$220.00
Lightweight and comfortable ... Jacket is amazing- both lightweight and
5
Bryan
Jacket is amazing- both lightweight and versatile.
$430.00
It keeps you snug and warm without feeling bulky. ... Thin/ Lightweight but super super warm!!! ... This is all I need for winter activities ... The Comfort, warmth, they come in multiple colors, lightweight, packable, nicely priced, and high in quality
5
Francesca
I LOVE this jacket! I have it in several colors and some with the hoodie!!
5
Lauren
I 'm very happy with this coat. Thin/ Lightweight but super super warm!!! This is all I need for winter activities
5
L'Quita
I Love lightweight Jackets and Coats and that's why I purchase North Face! The Comfort, warmth, they come in multiple colors, lightweight, packable, nicely priced, and high in quality materials. Their products are a dream come true.
5
Car
I absolutely love this jacket! It's lightweight and stylish, yet totally compressible, making it perfect for hiking. It keeps you snug and warm without feeling bulky. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable outdoor jacket!
5
3171
I wear this daily when it's cold. I 've had this exact coat before and it was great for 13 years! Hoping for the same kind of results! I love love it!
$340.00
WAS: $400.00*
[ Love this rainproof jacket with pit zips. ... It's functional and flattering. ... It will keep me dry and warm. ... Nice lightweight, waterproof shell. ... If you want to keep water out and are going to be in cooler temps I highly recommend
5
Gloria N S
[ Love this jacket! fit, weight, packability are all spot on! definitely recommend.
5
wwtt
[ Great color- Nori- and fit. The drawstring at the bottom and velcro sleeves are priceless. Hood is big enough for helmet or winter cap. Has kept me very dry.
5
Carley
[ Got this jacket for a mid April snowboarding trip and was perfect. Couldn ’ t feel the wind at all and was warm with layers underneath. Great to hike in as well!
5
spacekat
[ This jacket came all the way to the summit of Kilimanjaro! With so many various climate regions on the mountain it was a perfect jacket to have! Best feature: The two- way zip. I use it all the time
5
Emypocu
[ This jacket is of excellent quality. If you want to keep water out and are going to be in cooler temps I highly recommend it. I am using year- round for cost saving with layers or not. If I had the means I would use this only for colder temperatures which I think is what it was designed for.
$170.00
WAS: $200.00*
Excellent fit for hiking and climbing; comfortable stretchy fabric; ... The double zipper is perfect for climbing. ... Excellent fit for hiking and climbing ... The fabric is super stretchy and
5
lmers
Excellent fit for hiking and climbing; comfortable stretchy fabric;
5
Elle
This is a nice jacket. Super thin and stretchy but plenty of room to layer underneath.
5
Love this jacket. It's substantial enough to keep me warm when it's windy but not so thick that I have to take it off when the sun is out. Great for light rain and love the little bit of stretch.
4
anacc22
This is the best softshell I 've found for the price. The fabric is super stretchy and soft. I 'm 5'4 '' and got the small size, but I think XS would fit better. The pockets, fabric quality, and helmet compatibility are perfect for a day in the mountains. The double zipper is perfect for climbing.
$300.00
Best mid weight jacket I ’ ve ever had ... This is the best jacket I ’ ve ever owed, switching from Patagonia to mountain tools from now on ... I have used and trusted many of their products for military deployments, mountaineering, sheep hunting, climbing Denali
$200.00
Works great, was under the impression that it ’s insulated,( it ’s not) but the jacket is still quite warm with proper layering. ... feels great under harness and the zipper is
5
Bryce
great when guiding on glaciers and can withstand a quick storm. fits so nice, soft and stretchy. feels great under harness and the zipper is crisp. no vents but fairly lightweight.
5
Lucas
[ Employee of mountainhardwear] It is a very nice dress, it fits well, the thickness is a little thin but it does not matter, I plan to wear it when the weather is warmer, I recommend this dress.
5
Luis
Muy buena chaqueta, acabados de primera, la talla es perfecta, bastante comoda Totalmente recomendable para alpinismo
4
Patrick M
Definitely a jacket for specific shoulder season weather: colder, semi- dry days. It's a warm jacket that sadly does n't have pit zips to let heat out when the hiking/climbing gets going. I had to fully unzip the front and leave it open. Would n't use it as a rain jacket. Could be used as a light snow jacket. I 've been using it as a springtime( and fall) belay jacket and it works great. If you get caught in a drizzle the repellancy works shedding water and wind. Love the soft, stretch fabric that does n't restrict moment and allows me to wear just a t- shirt underneath if need be. Big pockets all with good zippers and it packs into its own pocket. The hand cuffs are interesting and remind me of cycling jackets that are longer on top to keep water off the back your hands. It has stretch band cuff on the underside along wrist. So far i have n't had issue with them, but i worry the elastic will one day no longer be tight and the cuff could be baggy and useless. Maybe they should have stuck with classic Velcro straps to adjust cuff tightness-- only time will tell. Overall i like the jacket as my backup for when i do n't expect bad weather but need something just in case. A great jacket for walking around town too.
4
Mathias
Really nice soft shell, super stretchy, the hood is particularly well designed. My main critiques are its fit is a little on the tight and smaller side compared to what i 'm used to from MH, and i wish it had a chest zipper, as I find that quite useful in jackets.
$130.00
This is great for layering. ... I love the adjustable hood and cuffs on the wrist. ... [ This Black Diamond jacket is lightweight and perfect for taking along in case rain comes
5
james c.
The Treeline Rain Shell has been a great addition to my outdoor gear. It wears well and repels rain and wind excellently. I recommend purchasing this product to my friends and others looking for a lightweight shell.
5
Michael P.
I live in the Columbia River Gorge and work and play in the Cascades. This jacket does a great job of protecting me from rain, wind or snow no matter what activity I 'm doing.
5
Caleb M.
This jacket has been nothing but bomber! It acts as a great insulator but even more so for holding out the water! I got it right before the rainy season and it has worked great hiking on the Cumberland trail.
5
Henry A.
I was kinda worried about buying such a light rain coat because something that typically annoys me is the loud noise that they make when they walk! This one did not make any such noise and it keeps the water out great. Also packs up super small so it ’s ideal for traveling
5
Kegan P.
This is by far one of my best purchases from the brand, wet wicking breathable and an excellent price
$279.00
I 'm 5'8 '' 155- 160lbs and the large fit is perfect for my needs. ... Comfort and breathability is awesome. ... Hood fits over helmet so temp regulation is quick and
5
John
[ I 'm 5' 7 '' and about 170lbs. I bought a large to put multiple layers under for alpine use and the size was just about right. A little snug down around the hip area, but okay. I liked the jacket so much that I decided to buy a medium for `` around the town '' use, but the medium was so tight at the hips that it would n't drop all the way down. Had to return it. Fits much tighter than the Interstellar. Otherwise, great shell.
5
Jeremy
[ Fantastic durability, great jacket. Used for tower climbers in the worst of weather. Seriously bomber and something anyone would be stoked to wear in the worst conditions.
5
DougW
[ Unlike most of the rain jackets I tried on this cycle, OR has the cut right on this, I am 6' 185, so I really should n't be swimming in a L, but most I did, not OR.. Perfect. Thickness suggests it will last.
5
Leoaren
[ I bought two jacket one for me one for my son. Jacket are super relax, comfortable, keep us very warm. We are very happy to Purchased. Thanks Worth of buying.
5
Erik
[ Fit is superb. Comfort and breathability is awesome. Never a drop of water incursion. However: on the coldest of days, the gustiest winds sneak through. Fabric has seen some ski tumbles with no hint of damage. I think of this as my soft hardshell. So I wouldn ’ t describe it as “ bombproof ”, but it ’s a go- to for anything short of truly severe weather.
$400.00
I used this coat as a great shell layer while climbing the Grand Teton and I would n't wish for anything else! ... Great athletic fit, pocket placement and tried and true GTX Active
5
Max Dre
This jacket is my go to for fast and light approaches, summit pushes, rainy day runs, the ski resort or around town because of it's clean look. It seriously can handle any weather conditions and is super light so you hardly notice it in your pack or on your back. I love the backpack compatible zippers, but wish there was an extra internal chest pocket. 10/10 would recommend to a friend.
5
SETH B A
I used this coat as a great shell layer while climbing the Grand Teton and I would n't wish for anything else! It was perfect!
5
This shell has proven a perfect addition to time in the elements where protection is critical and weight is a factor. I have used this on a several volcano ski missions this past summer and spring. It packs light and provides the summit protection needed when wind is ripping and body temps are dropping. Marmot allotted a good amount of pockets without going overboard and the pit zips provide ventilation that allows you to tune your protection on the move without having to stop to layer up or down. When it comes to rain protection, it's hard to beat Gore. It also vents well for active pursuits.
5
Hoody rator
[ Employee of marmot] I love my new mitre peak. Great athletic fit, pocket placement and tried and true GTX Active fabric.
5
shglsahglfs
light weight, durable, breathable, and totally waterproof
$449.00
Bought a month ago for alpine climbing, also used it in pouring rain in Costa Rica jungle, no leaks, kept me dry and warm ... It definitely works well with a backpack, which I 'm assuming is why it is tighter in the mid-
5
crgreenhiker
Bought a month ago for alpine climbing, also used it in pouring rain in Costa Rica jungle, no leaks, kept me dry and warm
5
Bridget M
bomb proof on a storm day but also vents well for backcountry. Versatile and very easy to move in.
5
Brett H
I really like this jacket as it is lightweight and performs well for backcountry skiing. It does have a little bit of a tight fit around the mid- section, which does n't bother me as a rather slim person, but I could see it being tough for bigger folks. It definitely works well with a backpack, which I 'm assuming is why it is tighter in the mid- section.
$155.00
I have been using it for daily commute, rock climbing and everything in between. ... I 'm 6' 3 '', 190 lb and this jacket fits me perfectly. ... Perfect for misty morning hikes and crisp
5
OR Employee Sam - Customer Service
I 've been using this for a couple months now and really like it! I 've found it cuts ~75- 80% of felt wind and even as a softshell shrugs occasional rain pretty well. Mine wet out after about 25 minutes in light/medium rain and when soaked was n't transferring much water to my baselayer. Perfect when you really should 've brought a Helium Rain but you did n't. While not quite breathable enough for me when running unless its real cold( I 'm a warm person) it's great for everything less aerobic than that for me. The cuffs are elastic on the inside of your wrist which works well with a watch. The single hood cinch works well to keep your hood on while minimizing adjustments. Pocket linings double as vents, are big enough for a smartphone or light gloves, and are not sewn down at the top allowing you to stash your map or mail in a pinch. The Hood stow works well when you plan to use it, but I did find myself just tucking the hood inside if I was in a rush and could n't be bothered to roll it up. The hem cinch is located on the right side and is easy to adjust one handed and has low profile hardware which is fine under a backpack belt. I 'm 5'11/ 210#/ 43 '' chest and wear a Men's Large size tshirt and find the size large fits me perfectly with a trim fit. Key for me with fit is that in my other OR jackets like the Foray and Superstrand I 've needed to size up to XL to have the hem fit over my butt. Not so with the Ferrosi- the stretchiness of the fabric and cut works perfectly for me. I normally wear an echo or vigor top underneath mine and layer any insulation over. If I wanted to put insulation under the Ferrosi I would need to size up once. The jacket is lighter, and more flattering than my other windshell from another company. Combined with the comfiness of the stretch I 've found myself grabbing it when just going out running errands and it's almost always at the top of my pack heading out into the woods now.
5
Jose
Jacket is light weight and durable looks great……..
5
Cheese sandwich
It fits nicely, is sleek and comfortable. I can move around easily, and as an outer layer it offers exactly what I need.
5
Alexandre P
Perfect softshell! I have been using it for daily commute, rock climbing and everything in between. It breaths nicely and cuts the wind just enough to protect you from the element. The fabric is nice and stretchy. With a base layer or insulated jacket under it, it is really versatile. Everybody can benefit from that product. Jacket is true to size
5
Arion H
I really enjoy this material and the stretch it gives. Tons of uses: gym, walkabout town, Florida in November, shell over down, New Mexico summer nights or August winds, and early morning range days. I appreciate the extra attention to detail in the areas where someone would have a lot of contact or friction like carrying a pack.
$150.00
Even when soaked through, the Keele kept me warm climbing in less- than- ideal conditions. ... I am a rock climbing guide who guides across Colorado and Utah and its important for me to have gear that works well, is durable and looks
5
Harry
You can never have too many midlayers! This statement is always true, and that is one of the many reasons the Keele Grid hoody is something you should get. I 'm 5'9 '' 165lbs. and the medium fits comfortably. It does n't have a really technical fit like an r1; it's a more relaxed fit. This jacket is the r1 that you can wear everyday, but with pockets and way more wind resistance. I 've been grabbing this every morning when I leave the house on all these cool Spring mornings. The hood is really comfortable, and I 've always been a half- zip kind of guy, but I 'm loving the full- zip jacket feel.
5
Daniel C
I am a search and rescue volunteer and climbing wall instructor who spends my time in Arizona and Washington state. Working in a wide range of environmental conditions requires that my gear does the same. I ordered the Keele grid hoody as large, my usual size, and I found it fit true to size. The Keele hoody has performed exceptionally while climbing, traveling, and hiking. The recycled polyester double weave fabric is my favorite feature of the Keele. Its brushed back grid interior is soft and wicks moisture well while the DWR coating on the exterior provides durability and water resistance. Even when soaked through, the Keele kept me warm climbing in less- than- ideal conditions. The three- piece hood functions incredibly well and I found it fit over or under a climbing helmet. I have thoroughly enjoyed using the Keele and recommend it as a base or mid layer for nearly any outdoor endeavor.
5
pbetts
I am a rock climbing guide who guides across Colorado and Utah and its important for me to have gear that works well, is durable and looks professional. I was excited for this hoody to arrive as it checked a lot of those boxes for me. The large fits ideally for me at 6'2 '', 215lbs and long arms. I have a bit of an issue in the past with MHW sizing as it seemed I was right in between a L and XL but this jacket fits wonderfully. The waterproofing is functional if you are stuck in some light rain, as the water will bead right off. The brushed grid interior gives the hoody that cozy feel which means you 'll never want to take it off. It is a lot denser of a hoody than I was expecting but that's a positive in my books. I really think this hoody is for anyone who wants a full zip mid layer jacket but it will find itself at home the most in the backpacks of you Spring rock climbers!
5
PO
I work as a climbing guide in Colorado, so my work takes me to a variety of locations and climates. My initial guess as to what the Keele would be like was similar to other grid fleeces: lightweight and flexible. The latter is more true than the former. This layer was surprisingly heavy- and I think that's fantastic. It presents a different layering option than other mid- layers that tend to strive to be light. The inner fabric is extremely soft, so it feels great next to skin. I was caught in a mild drizzle and the outer fabric did a great job beading water and not letting me get soaked. I 'm 5'10 '' 165 and it felt just a hair big on me. If it was colder( ice climbing or mountaineering) I would appreciate the room to layer. As the only mid- layer I was wearing it was just a slight bit big, but I did n't find that problematic at all.
5
Skyler
Bought this for a recent Rainier climb. Excellent layering piece to pair with my Ghost Whisperer. Good wind protection bit still breathes well during high exertion. I am 6' tall and 195 lbs. The Large fits perfectly. Would definitely buy again.
$360.00
Nice slender fit, sleeve fit great even in an overhead climbing position. ... [ I love this jacket it keeps me warm when I 'm rock climbing. ... This Jacket is ballz- mazing, fits great, and keeps me warm a
5
AJRod
One of the best down jackets ever. Super lightweight, warm, and packable. One of the most useful things in my pack.
5
Dave29
I 've only had this jacket for about a month. I 'm 6'2 '' /175, wiry and can leap tall buildings in a single bound. Right. Anyway, I usually wear the jacket to walk the dog at 5: 30 am and it's been upper 30's. The jacket is super light and blocks the wind very well as long as you cinch around the bottom. I like it to fit a little roomy, but I could easily fit into a medium, which is unusual for me. I 'm typically a large. I have n't seen the jacket perform in the rain or snow yet, but have no doubt it will do extremely well. I used the hood once on a windy night and it kept my neck and head very warm. I 've also worn the jacket over just a t- shirt when it was about 40 and it kept me warm. Everyone has their own cold tolerances, but I enjoy being warm and usually need a good jacket to achieve that. The only semi- negative with this jacket is the zipper, which seems a little fragile. It gets hung up at the bottom and does n't release until you pull with the other hand. That said, it's working fine. There are plenty of other jackets that are probably as warm and pretty light for less money. I splurged on this and enjoy the light weight. Get the jacket if you wan na treat yourself.
5
kyild
Best jacket I ever owned. It is compact light and warm, I take it with me to every hike or ski trip. It is awesome to wear it daily as well.
5
Drewsufer
This Jacket is ballz- mazing, fits great, and keeps me warm a sheeet. Plus I have fallen off a longboard on to asphalt at a decent speed and it help up for the most part. The only part that rip was my sleeve on impact then slid on my back, no rips there. So ya pretty tuff for being so thin.
5
Jayflann
Unbelievable light and comfortable for trail and every day causal use!!! I 'm a avid hiker and I love this jacket and the way it's so compactable to stow in my backpack!!!
$200.00
As Light As A Feather! ... This coat is warmer than the old one was. ... It fits well, lofts well and seems durable. ... Whereas I ’ ve always had jackets that encumbered my movements and I ’ d simply got used to that fact, this jacket feels so incredibly light and form fitting that it ’s going to...
5
Jabber
[ I bought this to replace a 16 year old 800 fill down coat. This coat is warmer than the old one was. It fits well, lofts well and seems durable. It packs into its pocket for backpacking or cold weather hikes. I 'm happy.
5
Pm23
[ I bought this jacket with the upcoming Winter in mind replacing my previous ten years ’ old puffer. I can tell it ’s going to be warm enough for the E coast winter but what really blows my mi d is just how light it is. Whereas I ’ ve always had jackets that encumbered my movements and I ’ d simply got used to that fact, this jacket feels so incredibly light and form fitting that it ’s going to be a new experience for my winters. I love the fact it feels like a light jacket instead of a ‘ winter coat ’ and can ’ t wait to be wearing it daily very soon.
$260.00
This is a great lighter down jacket. ... Excellent layering piece or wear alone, warm, comfartable and superb stretch ... Hoping it holds up as long or longer than my nf
5
Andy
[ Employee of mountainhardwear] As usual the sizing is spot on with this Mountain Hardware jacket. This is a great lighter down jacket. Many down jackets with smother you with heat no matter how light they are, but this one does not do that. I am going top use this for winter golf as a layering piece. I normally wear a medium and this one I ordered a large so I can put a fleece underneath and still swing a golf club- this one is spot on. find a layer that can work for golf and keep you warm is a rare find. This one is super versatile.
5
JT710
Received this coat as a gift. I have other name brand jackets and this one fits right in as far as quality. It looks and fits great. It has only been one month but so far very happy with this coat.
5
kenday
Excellent layering piece or wear alone, warm, comfartable and superb stretch
5
Justin365
Super happy with this jacket so far. It has performed well during Minnesota winter. I use it daily and have also used it as a mid layer while snowboarding.
5
agent355
Purchased for my husband, great quality and fit, unbelievable price!
When selecting a climbing jacket, consider features such as water resistance, breathability, and durability. Look for materials that provide protection against the elements while allowing moisture to escape, keeping you comfortable during intense activity. Additionally, features like adjustable hoods, cuffs, and hems can enhance fit and functionality, while pockets for storage can be useful for carrying essentials. Lightweight and packable options are also beneficial for easy transport on climbing trips.
To choose the right size for a climbing jacket, start by measuring your chest, waist, and hips to find your body measurements. Consult the sizing chart provided by the manufacturer, as sizes can vary between brands. Consider the fit you prefer; a more fitted style may offer better mobility, while a looser fit can accommodate layers underneath. Additionally, think about the type of climbing you will be doing, as this may influence your choice in size and fit for optimal comfort and performance.
Climbing jackets are typically made from durable materials that offer weather resistance, such as nylon and polyester. These fabrics are often treated with water-repellent coatings to help keep moisture out while maintaining breathability. Additionally, some jackets may incorporate insulation materials for warmth and features like reinforced seams to enhance durability during rugged outdoor activities. Many climbing jackets also include elements like stretch fabrics to allow for a full range of motion while climbing.
Yes, there are specific styles of climbing jackets designed for various climbing activities. For instance, lightweight and breathable options are ideal for warm-weather climbing, while insulated jackets provide warmth for colder conditions. Waterproof and windproof jackets are essential for alpine climbing or wet environments, ensuring protection against the elements. Additionally, jackets with features like stretch fabric and articulated designs enhance mobility and comfort during climbs.
Climbing jackets vary in insulation and breathability to cater to different climbing conditions and personal preferences. Insulation types can range from lightweight synthetic materials to down, providing warmth without bulk, while breathability is crucial for moisture management during intense activity. Many jackets feature ventilation options or breathable fabrics that allow sweat to escape, ensuring comfort during climbs. The right balance of insulation and breathability depends on the climate and the intensity of the climbing activity.
Water resistance is crucial in a climbing jacket as it helps keep you dry and comfortable in unpredictable weather conditions. Climbing often involves exposure to rain, snow, or moisture, and a water-resistant jacket can prevent water from penetrating the fabric, allowing you to focus on your climb. Additionally, many climbing jackets are designed to be breathable, which helps regulate body temperature and wick away sweat, enhancing overall performance during strenuous activities. This combination of protection and comfort is essential for a successful climbing experience.
Yes, a climbing jacket can be used for various outdoor activities beyond climbing. These jackets are designed to offer durability, weather resistance, and breathability, making them suitable for hiking, trekking, and other adventurous pursuits. Their lightweight materials and functional features often enhance comfort and mobility, allowing for versatility in different environments. Many people find them ideal for casual wear or everyday outdoor use as well.
When selecting a climbing jacket, it's important to consider a fit that allows for a full range of motion. Look for jackets that offer a slightly relaxed fit, which can accommodate layering without being overly baggy. Features like articulated sleeves and a longer back can enhance mobility and comfort while climbing. Additionally, ensure that the jacket's design allows for easy movement in the shoulders and arms, as this is crucial for reaching and maneuvering during climbs.
Seasonal changes play a significant role in selecting a climbing jacket, as different weather conditions require specific features. In colder months, jackets with insulation and windproof materials are essential for warmth, while spring and summer may call for lightweight, breathable options that offer moisture-wicking properties. Additionally, jackets designed for wet conditions should have waterproof or water-resistant features to keep climbers dry during rain or snow. Understanding the climate and terrain can help climbers choose the right jacket to ensure comfort and performance.
Lightweight climbing jackets are designed for breathability and packability, making them ideal for warmer conditions or when you need to minimize weight on long climbs. They often feature materials that provide water resistance and wind protection without adding bulk. In contrast, heavy-duty climbing jackets are built for harsher weather conditions, offering enhanced insulation and durability. These jackets typically include thicker materials and additional features like reinforced seams and pockets, making them suitable for extended exposure to cold, wet, or windy environments.
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